College Football

1. How Top 25 teams addressed needs on signing day

   National championship contenders don't rebuild, they reload. Check out how each Top 25 team has used recruiting and the transfer market to replenish talent this offseason.

2. Updated Way-Too-Early Top 25 college football rankings

   Thanks to the transfer of Jalen Hurts, Oklahoma and Lincoln Riley are moving up in the Way-Too-Early Top 25.

3. The 2019 QB recruits who could shake up next year's transfer market

   Oklahoma's Spencer Rattler is one of several incoming quarterbacks who could shuffle the depth chart at their programs.

4. Vols shuffle staff, name Raiders' Ansley as DC

   The Tennessee Vols have shuffled their coaching staff and named former Oakland Raiders assistant Derrick Ansley as defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach.

5. Swinney on Zion: 'Might even put him at' QB

   At 6-foot-7 and 292 pounds, Duke freshman Zion Williamson is a force on the basketball court. But Clemson's Dabo Swinney told Blue Devils coach Mike Krzyzewski that he'd put Williams "wherever" he wanted to play on the football field.

6. Arrest warrant issued for Nebraska's Washington

   An attorney for Nebraska RB Maurice Washington said Thursday he never told the school about the nature of potential charges against the player in a pornography case that cropped up just as last season was getting started.

7. Mizzou appeals 'overly harsh' NCAA sanctions

   Missouri vowed to fight NCAA penalties against its football, baseball and softball programs, with athletic director Jim Sterk saying the case involved "an isolated incident within our program."

8. 'Free agency' of college football under full review

   The guidelines used when the NCAA reviews the eligibility of athletes to immediately play after transferring are under review by a committee, the organization said.

9. Ex-coach Kill named AD at Southern Illinois

   Jerry Kill, who served as head football coach at Northern Illinois and Minnesota before retiring multiple times due to health issues, has been named AD at Southern Illinois.

10. Grantham staying Florida DC over Bengals offer

    Todd Grantham will remain Florida's defensive coordinator with a contract extension that runs through 2022 after interviewing with the Bengals on Tuesday and meeting with team owner Mike Brown on Wednesday.